The Dorset House Affair (2012)
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He was watching the man who was coming to visit him climb down from the upper deck of an omnibus. This man was very different from the rough-and-ready Mr Ames, who had brought him the news of François Leclerc’s suicide.
No doubt Major Ronald Blythe had come directly from Victoria, using the public conveyance in an attempt to be anonymous. However, the major’s liking for green serge suits would always make him stand out in a crowd.
Some minutes later, Mr Cadbury showed Major Blythe into t...he room, and withdrew. The major was a lithe and lively man in his late thirties, his face adorned with a clipped moustache. There were lines of good humour at the corners of his deep-set blue eyes. To some people he was known as ‘Major Blythe of the Home Office’, to others, ‘Major Blythe, Secretary of the Hampstead Watch Committee’. To Kershaw, he was one of the most valuable of his secret servants, a man who controlled his own discreet network of operators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was watching the man who was coming to visit him climb down from the upper deck of an omnibus. This man was very different from the rough-and-ready Mr Ames, who had brought him the news of François Leclerc’s suicide.
No doubt Major Ronald Blythe had come directly from Victoria, using the public conveyance in an attempt to be anonymous. However, the major’s liking for green serge suits would always make him stand out in a crowd.
Some minutes later, Mr Cadbury showed Major Blythe into t...he room, and withdrew. The major was a lithe and lively man in his late thirties, his face adorned with a clipped moustache. There were lines of good humour at the corners of his deep-set blue eyes. To some people he was known as ‘Major Blythe of the Home Office’, to others, ‘Major Blythe, Secretary of the Hampstead Watch Committee’. To Kershaw, he was one of the most valuable of his secret servants, a man who controlled his own discreet network of operators.
What to read after The Dorset House Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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